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Old 04-26-2024, 09:39 AM   #1
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Re: Brake drag and booster/MC rod adjustment

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MC must have gone bad as we got brakes now...full on front and rear brakes!

Back in business!

Note: The new MC did not come with a bench bleed kit, instead it came with instructions as follows:

Get the MC in a vice and level it.
Fill reservoir with fluid.
Wait until fluid is steadily flowing/dripping from output ports.
Place output port plugs into output ports
Depress piston slowly into MC no more than 1" and...
Slowly release piston
Wait 15-20 seconds
Repeat piston in 1" slow then out slow
Continue until no bubbles seen in reservoir.

Well, this did not work as advertised. I ended up fabbing up my own bleeder tubes from output ports to reservoir and bled it the old fashioned way!

-Kevin
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